Cook for the Cure…Think Pink
October 11, 2007
Cook for the Cure is a program where kitchenAid will donate up to $50 to the Susan G Komen breast cancer foundation for every pink kitchenAid appliance purchased.
The color pink represents the pink ribbon that serves as a symbol of the fight against breast cancer.
The foundation is named for Susan Komen who died of breast cancer at the young age of 36 years old.Before she past away, she asked her sister, Nancy, to do everything she could to bring an end to this terrible disease. Read more
You Got Me Seeing Red
September 22, 2007
As one of America’s top small kitchen appliance manufactures, its nice to see that KitchenAid can not only capture our attention with there innovative appliances, but also lure us in with a great collection of fashion appliance colors.
So you wanna know what’s got me seeing red…
KitchenAid appliance sets do! They’re red hot!
Empire Red that is 
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Top 8 Countertop Appliances We Can’t Do Without
September 14, 2007
With few exceptions, the top 8 countertop appliances we used 10 or even 15 years ago are still among the ones that we use the most today.
The makes and models may have changed, and the features may be more advanced, but the core use of the appliance is still very much in use today.
Responding to our demanding needs and desires, appliance manufactures are constantly creating and updating their appliance offerings with unique and innovative features that are sure to keep us hooked on them for years to come.
The following are the top 8 small kitchen appliances in use today. Read more
A Good Four Slice Toaster
July 21, 2007
Have you ever wanted to make some toast, and you toaster just wasn’t up to the task?
Sounds crazy I know…but really, many toasters just don’t last all that long, are they just don’t work the way they did when you purchased it.
Sometimes it will toast OK, and then the next day it will either burn it, or just do a partial toast job.
The thing about toasters, is that the heating elements either go bad altogether, are they just work well on one side and generate less heat than it should on the other.
